The Emperor Wears No Clothes, Hemp: Lifeline To The Future, Cannabis Culture, High Times, Heads, The Onion, Mother Jones magazine HEMPhasis, Ecotopia, Shattered Lives: Portraits From The Drug War, Reason Magazine, O'Shaugnessys
Heroes
Meril Draper, Sandahbeth Spae, Share Parker, James Matthiessen, Ralph and Judith Seeley, Peter McWilliams, Robert Lunday, Rebecca Taylor, Beaver Chief, Renee Boje, Todd McCormick, Carl Sagan, Steve McWilliams, Betty Hiatt, Valerie and Mike Corral, Doug Hiatt, Joanna McKee, Demaris Strohm-Hughes, ALL of our speakers and bands (they do it for FREE!!!), organizers for all the other Hempfest's out there, anyone who fights for the freedom of the sacred herb and ALL MY VOLUNTEERS!!!
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Seattle Hempfest is the largest annual political gathering in support of harm reduction and drug policy reform -- the world's biggest pot rally. See our website at hempfest.org
Seattle Hempfest is held the third weekend in August. Next year's event is August 21-22, 2010 at Myrtle Edwards Park on the beautiful Seattle waterfront, just north of Pier 70.
Event hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday.
Admission to Seattle Hempfest is free.
We feature six stages with a wide variety of entertainment and education. Past performers include Kottonmouth Kings, Mo Thugs, Rehab, Vains of Jenna, Source Of Labor, Los Marijuanos, Prezident Brown, our house band the Herbivores, Fishbone, Gruntruck, Children Of The Revolution, The Toyes, Second Coming and 7 Year Bitch. Past speakers include Woody Harrelson, travel show host Rick Steves, former all-pro Dallas Cowboy Mark Stepnoski, author and columnist Ed Rosenthal, Libertarian Party Presidential candidate Michael Badneric, former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic, NORML founder Keith Stroup and the Hemperor himself, Jack Herer.
Hempfest Vending is now open to the public, and there are blanket and strolling vending available in addition to booth spots. Go to hempfest.org/vending
“The number one marijuana cultural event in the world” – Rick Kusick, High Times Magazine
The event features hundreds of vendors -- the perfect place to snag summer dresses and stylie threads, get new glass, dig on some grubbin' munchies, and generally hempify your life.
Hempfest is powered by an all volunteer staff. One thousand volunteers are needed week-of, with 100 core members working year 'round to pull off the massive endeavor. None of us are paid, and neither are the bands and speakers. We do this because we believe strongly that cannabis hemp is a healing plant and can contribute to a future based on respect for the earth and its inhabitants. We believe drugs and drug dependency are issues of public health, not criminal justice. We believe the War on Drugs is a war on people, and that we must not sit by idly while this failed public policy imprisons our brothers and sisters.
We've established a relationship with the city of Seattle that is very positive. The Seattle Hempfest was also instrumental in paving the way for Initiative 692, which legalized medical marijuana in the state of Washington and Initiative 75, which made possession of small amounts of cannabis the lowest police priority with the city limits of Seattle.
We charge no admission fee into the Seattle Hempfest, drawing all our operating fees from donations, sponsorship, water sales and vendor fees. So, if you come to the Fest, help to support us by throwing a few bucks in those directions.
I hope u come thru 2moro Sat Nov 7th.. my mixtape release party at the Vera project (305 harrison st. by seattle center) doors open at 9pm - 1:30am. $10 cover. all ages. more details are in the event invite.. here is the link. --> http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=148062083814
The new True Margrit CD - The Juggler's Progress - is now available for pre-order, along with t-shirts and artwork, photo and drumheads, check it out here: http://bit.ly/7Cu8J
Next shows: November 5, Molly Malone's in West Hollywood, CA November 12, Fox and Goose in Sacramento, CA November 15, Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, CA!
Our tour wraps up with the big show at San Francisco's best rock club, Bottom of the Hill! For the complete show schedule, check here: http://bit.ly/1UgGqQ
Verve energy drink and ALLWEASK.org present “A Decade of Awareness,” ALLWEASK.org’s annual fundraiser. Allweask.org is committed to raising awareness and money in the fight against Cancer and AIDS. This event is about having a great time while giving back to the community. Tickets are 100% tax deductible: $10 in advance and $15 on day of show. All proceeds go to outreach, education, and research in the fight against Cancer and AIDS.
The line-up: Digital Summer Drunken Immortals Mr. Dibbs Cousin of the Wize Corvus Shallow Point Fred Green Bionic Jive Jizz Hornay Serious Time
Hosted by DJ JOHNNY KNUCKLES When: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th Where: The Venue of Scottsdale, 7117 E. 3rd Ave, Scottsdale Time: 7pm- 2am
Hey Seattle Hempfest ,hope you're well! Check out our new video for our next Molly Malones Show, this Friday 16th.! Msg us if u want in on our FREE GUESTLIST Hope you can make it, Cheers!
Whats up Hempfest. We saw your name and figured that a festival like yours would be perfect for our product. We make 100% beads, ropes and hemp so it is a total new era of hemp necklaces. We enjoy our work and consider it artwork. We would love to get our name to the people who respect our work. If your interested let us know because we are ready to get somewhere that is the right place for our product. Keep chiefin Peace, JP